A documentary depicting the history and real facts of and about magic/psychadelic/psilocybin mushrooms. A school project directed by Josh Bibi and friends.
This is a 10 minute documentary that I made for Channel 4 Docs. The film is based around my grandfather who suffered with Dementia for ten years (1996-2006) the film will take you through his journey from when he was diagnosed, up until his passing in August 2006.
Underneath the personal touch that this film provides is the argument over medical care for people with dementia. The Aricept drug is close to being stopped altogether for people with Dementia, be it the early stages or the later stages of the disease. Why take it away when it only costs £2.50 a day? When we have all these people taking drugs and providing them morphine and durgs for seriously obese people and not to mention all the other treatments for smokers.
When will the world open their eyes.. – localhero83
The implementation of drugs into promotional foods has been publically activated, possibly for the first time in this mind boggling instance of corporate profit play. Please, everyone do your research with pharmaceuticals.
“A highly sophisticated and comprehensive demonstration of the effects of 5-Hydroxytryptophan on accelerated seratonin production and release. An unbiased examination of the controversial politics of the pharmaceutical industry and its strategies to assist the lower classes in identifying attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children. The pharmaceutical industry clearly assumes, in manufacturing and distributing microwaveable poppingcorn with its psychiatric drug’s trade name prominently located on the packaging, that not only will the obeise nurses who eat the microwaveable poppingcorn for lunch be more prone to recommend Concerta to obeise parents with target-audience children, but furthermore, that obeise parents will ask obeise nurses for another handful of this delicious popcorn and to themselves or daresay aloud, wonder what, exactly, made it taste so amazing. Clearly Concerta! The ingredient Concerta! Prescriptions pour in!”
